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News — fishing videos

PRANKING Fishing Guides & Giant Salmon Breaks a Fishing Rod!

PRANKING Fishing Guides & Giant Salmon Breaks a Fishing Rod!

Posted April 13, 2023

As many of you know, some crazy things can happen while Salmon Fishing! All sorts of mishaps and clutch moves can occur. When fishing with friends, it's also enjoyable to have a little fun, and maybe prank a few buddies along the way.  This video, filmed during the Fall Chinook fishery, featured Nick Popov running the show from his comfortable sled. A good crew of friends and anglers were out, looking for big salmon and big fun.  Salmon Smash-Fest The bites can vary, when trolling for Chinook. Sometimes they slam down with reckless abandon, other times they just load up...

The Most ETHICAL Way to Kill A Fish (Salmon, Steelhead, Trout) w/ Jordan Knigge

The Most ETHICAL Way to Kill A Fish (Salmon, Steelhead, Trout) w/ Jordan Knigge

Posted March 02, 2023

Some fish are meant to be released, while others are destined for harvest. Whichever situation you find yourself in, make sure that you are within regulation guidelines and take into account the sustainability of the species. Addicted Fishing has always been all about conservation, as well as harvest opportunities for anglers when it is appropriate and condoned by regulations. Because of this, anglers should understand the best ways to ethically end the life of the fish they intend to harvest.  Often, the subject of our harvest are salmon, trout and steelhead. These fish species all have a similar method of...

Giant 16lb. Walleye Release Columbia River

Giant 16lb. Walleye Release Columbia River

Posted March 30, 2018

MASSIVE Columbia River Walleye caught and released by TJ Hester. The Columbia is host to some giant trophy walleye. TJ fishes for them nearly year-round. This particular beast was caught in February. 16 lbs of Columbia River Trophy Walleye caught and released. Interested in learning about how to jig walleye? LEARN HOW to JIG for WALLEYE

We're ADDICTED to Winter Steelhead. See why

We're ADDICTED to Winter Steelhead. See why

Posted March 30, 2018

Steelhead fishing is a style of fishing that requires movement and adaptation to changing stream and river conditions.  In the video below, we are steelhead fishing primarily in tributaries and small-mid size rivers. Bank tactics can often be ideal for winter steelhead as you can move to many different sections of a river, or hit multiple rivers to maximize success. Steelhead Migration Steelhead migrate into the stream at different times during a specific run. As they move in they start to occupy parts of the river. Finding where steelhead hold is key to catching more steelhead. This often requires a...

Columbia River Shad Takedowns

Columbia River Shad Takedowns

Posted May 30, 2017

The Columbia River Shad run provides fantastic action and enjoyment, especially on light gear. In the video below, Gone Catchin' Guide Service gets into multiple shad on kokanee rods and has all sorts of fun with the kids catching these hard-fighting fish. Shad are a member of the herring family and plentiful. There are a number of methods that will work but from a boat, anchoring with small spoons can be very effective. Once you get up into the Bonneville Dam region where bank fishing is very popular, you can cast shad darts out with additional weight above them. Watch more from...

Spring Chinook Bobber Down!

Spring Chinook Bobber Down!

Posted April 07, 2017

A special video from WRY Outdoor Media, this is a video of Cameron and Marlin raft fishing for Spring Chinook. We often fish for Spring Chinook either float fishing or drift fishing eggs, sand shrimp and coon shrimp.Hardware like spinners and spoons can also be used successfully.Few things are more exciting than seeing your float get taken by a chinook! Set the hook and...bam! Chrome chinook on! Watch belowYou can watch more from WRY Outdoor Media's Youtube Channel Here

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